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  • Weibo Corp delighted investors on Thursday with an $800m print in the equity-linked market, the largest convertible bond by a debut US-listed Chinese issuer.
  • The return of Taiwanese bank liquidity to the Hong Kong and China dollar loan market is proving a boon for borrowers seeking funds for riskier deal structures. Aviation leasing companies looking for aircraft pre-delivery funding have been emboldened in particular. CMIG Aviation is the latest of that bunch to dip its toes into the offshore market, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • In an unprecedented move to prop up its ailing state-owned banks, India announced a Rp2.1tr ($32.5bn) recapitalisation this week that market participants have hailed as a game changer. But while it goes a long way in plugging capital shortfalls, it is not yet clear if the injection will result in a feast of equity issuance, writes John Loh.
  • Korean Housing Finance Corp (KHFC) enjoyed a strong reception for a five year covered bond this week. But the fact the deal was priced 25bp inside initial price talk yet still offered triple the pick-up to Canadian deals compared with last year, suggested a degree of uncertainty in the price discovery process.
  • Mongolia proved this week that it has gone some way to shaking off the twin stigmas of political uncertainty and reliance on commodity income by pulling off a liability management exercise, the new debt portion of which attracted $5.5bn of orders. Addison Gong reports.
  • Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline, a wholly owned subsidiary and strategic asset of Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (Adnoc), has launched its $3bn dual trancher on Thursday with coupons set at the tight end of final guidance and books in excess of $11bn. Though an analyst said the levels offered looked fair, he said he was disappointed by the lack of transparency into Adnoc offered by the note.
  • Credit Europe Bank NV (CEB) announced on Thursday that it was mandating banks for a dollar deal, calling an outstanding bond, and spinning off its Russian subsidiary.
  • Vincom Retail jumped the final hurdle this week to pulling off the largest ever flotation in Vietnam. The firm is on track to raise D16.1tr ($708.6m) by pricing its offer at the top of guidance, after an unusual schedule.
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    Europe moved one step closer to having uniform rules permitting the issuance of non-preferred senior bonds this week, after the European Commission, Council and Parliament reached an agreement on creditor hierarchies.
  • Investment bankers like to brag how they work for their clients, but what my decades of experience in the industry have taught me is that they, just like every other human being, actually work for themselves.
  • Fridays were once a no-go for new issue markets, but in recent years that mentality has changed and in recent weeks we have seen corporates price some sizeable bond deals. This week looks set for more of the same.
  • Hutchison China MediTech pocketed $300m this week after executing a follow-on offering of its Nasdaq-listed American Depository Shares, increasing the deal size as it went.